LEGACY CORPS K9
Because Your Home is Not a Zoo
The relationship between an animal and its owner is a unique connection. With Legacy Corps K9, you get the finest certified Dog Trainer to condition your pet for the behaviors you desire. Our proven techniques and unique approach have helped pet owners train their animals just like yours. Contact us today to get started!
OUR STORY
Training Your Companion
We have been professionally training canine companions since 2015. We believe in developing a mutual understanding between you and your pet, because caring for an animal in your home is as much about responsibility as it is about love. Get the most out of your relationship with your pet by calling us today.
AT YOUR SERVICE
BEHAVIOR CONSULTING
If your animal needs help with a specific physical or behavioral issue, Behavior Consulting with Legacy Corps K9 may be a great option for you. Sessions can be done for any level at a place of your choosing, with personalized plans to fit your pet’s needs and your lifestyle.
PAW PALS
Explore with your canine and their friends on our PAW Pals group walks. We choose multiple locations and post on our calendar for your convenience. We accept all dogs and owners! The best part is that these events are absolutely FREE!
TRAINING
Legacy Corps K9 offers many training options.We offer one on one sessions as well as group classes to fit your lifestyle and your companions needs! Contact us to find the best option for you.
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News and Updates
TIPS TO MAKE DOG WALKING FUN
Remember a walk is exercise and bonding time with your canine companion. It is best too make sure that you are attentive to your pet as you would be walking with another person! We shouldn't be on our phones, we should be acknowledging good behavior and making sure we show our dogs we notice their manners. Treats can be utilize periodically or even walking to the park to play with their favorite toy!
INTRODUCING A NEW BABY TO YOUR PET
This can be difficult depending on your dogs curiosity levels. There are many tricks and tips to try and we cant elaborate on them all however you can try carrying an object around to simulate holding the child so that your dog feels more at ease when the baby arrives. We suggest also letting your dog smell a baby blanket after they have laid on it so the dog does not jump up to see what you are holding. Many other tips can be found online or by calling us today!
“What would life be if we had no courage to attempt anything?”
Vincent van Gogh
